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Passed to tho Third Reading.
GENERAL NEWS

BosroN, April 2n.-The House today pass
ed the high license bill to its third reading by
a vote of 1SS to so.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. April 81.
The indications for Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont are fair weather, winds gen.
orally shifting to west and south, and slight
changes in temperature.
LOCAL WEATHER nEPoRr
PORTLAND. Me-. April 20, 1887.
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The Sixth Army Corps is to raise monu.
ment to their old comrades.
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Foreign Notes.

The London Globe says that Biggar will
sue the Times for libel and make that papers
articles on "Parnellism and Crime" Of the
series of which the Parnell letter was the cul-
minating point, the basis Of the action.
There were nine more evietions on Lord
Landsdowne's estates yesterday, and more
will probably follow.
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Anxiety for a Vessel

RocKLAND, April 2O.-Great anxiety is
felt here for the safety of schooner Cora
Eta of this part, Captain James Fales. The
schooner sailed from here for New York,
March 1st, with cargo of lime, and not be-
ing Iheard from since. Besides Capt. Fales
there was Henry French of this city. Waldo
Harrington of South Thomaston and three
German Sailors
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LAND AND LABOR.

Z. P. JONES, Pvt S. c., U. S.
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Commander .in-Chlef Fairchild Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic has issued his
general orders for the observance Of Memo
rial Day, incorporating therein the orders
issued by the late Gen. John A. Logan Ia
1861 The orderq folIovv.
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a Visiting Military Company.

LEWISTON, April 2O.-The Haverhill City
Guards arrived on the afternoon train and
were received by the Auburn Light Infantry
whose guests they are, and Nealey Rifles
Mayor Selden of Hayerhill, Colonel Osgood,
Lieut.. Col. Chase, Majors Copeland and Miles,
Adjutant Nelson and Inspector Rifle Prac-
Hussey, all of the Sth Massachusetts regi-
ment were with the Guards. A banquet was
rendered at the armory this afternoon, and a
grand ball in City Hall this evening. The
Guards made splendid show in the parade.
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Weddlng al Bangor.

RocKPoRT, April 20.-L. Augustus Spear,
carpenter of Rockport, died Tuesday morn
ing of lockjaw, the result of crushing his
fingers while handling stove, two weeks
ago. His age was forty-nine years. He
leaves widow and three children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

w. A. Gavett and J. X. V Agnew. of the
c. & w. NJ, left last night for tour OF in
spection, going to laPorte, Ind.
]. NJ. Metheaney, Superintendent of the
Southern Division OF the G.. X. j., re-
turned yesterday from a business trip to
New York.
The G. II. & !. passenger train from the
North was delayed two hours yesterday by
a broken journal on a freight car on the
track al Big Rapids.
The new NJ chigan Central time cards,
taking effect Nov. 20. are being distributed.
The time for trains on the Grand Rapids
division is not effected.
The G. & w. N. parlor cars are undergoing
regular overhsuling at the company's
shops al Muskegon and viii come out as
new, only nicer. Two of them will be out
in a few days.
The parlor cars to be used by the G. r. l..
& ID. will be the very finest. They are now
being built by the Pulimsn Company and
will cost $4,000 each. They will have a
smoking room at both ends and will be
regular palaces"
The new G. r., l.. & ID. railroad will have
one Of the best road beds in the State.
Twelve inch oak ties are used and tue space
between the ties is filled with gravel ballast
combined cannot fail TO make brst-clss5
road, and as remarked yesterday by rail-
road man, "It won't have 10 be built over
again next year."
The @. & w. M. commenced yesterday to
use the automatic crossing frog aud target
at Sparta, at the junction wi the T. S. &
~. X. X. 1t works auiomaticslly IN such
manner that if two trains app zach a
crossing at the same time both val be de-
rallied, and as they run only at the rate of
six miles an hour over crossings no damage
would be done. In the case OF only one
ira approaching it aIses the track on the
otner line 10 be placed 80 no train can ap-
pr9sch. The target works automatically
ald warns trains of any danger. This does
away with the stop that trains are COM
PEELED by law to make on approaching a
railroad crossing, and is an exceedingly
valuable invention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

Johnstsa 81 tbs kzxts Esfuses - fst IA
fsrs kse.Bes, Ehe-
The regular weekly lnssllng q tbs koilee
and Eize Commissioners 50 hsld ysstsE-
day sflssnoon. Il hsvies bssa pcslpeas.l cus
Of respect sor Thanksgisiag. s'eEsnaisssoDsr
wlEksy presided il slle sbsenss u PIes,asaE
DygegL
PEssisent Tnaysr q lts Baerd g Pubic
Ncfss as Ireseat snd exp zi1ea tae pssl-
tioa 81 lis B9znd il iAs plrs-ase . el9e<
~ ccnAeeiioa sllh iAs a@r4 oSll fgr lie
City Hal tower. as sE4ls1 t1at tbs L1&fa
VS. segag Unsar the 1I Fl, Z q t-e t9f4-
ulen Co4ucll l1 tee 1Xlls- a. Eogsl there
Noai1 b 80 mizu4aeEsf aIsil8g oe4seee
them. Is i understood iAzl TIE tc4neii
c<-lres hat Ibe n34r sa0G Q Be struck %
tie xlsTm bell and t1e Board of fo.les
Commissioners i opposed 10 th.s.
1Ae app. .icatieas OF joan Reed. LaszEd
hose,i sn1 Thomas Howell ior Y11nSos
on l1s Folice force We're pi&cet on hlx.
klrs Marshal Lemon presented 4 report
la reaard - The matter u enf0gcing ths
state lAa relative 10 IRE escapes. alafnls
FoDes IN rooms, red lights ia halls, etc. Hs
stated tAaE quite large pSri u tols work
had been dene or sss under way, with the
exceptl0a of j. h. Johnston 0f the Esgle
Hctsl, who hAs been bold, densnt ana
abusive from the beginning and Is sYl-
denlly determined 10 aos obey the LAW in
this respect" The Marshal proposes 10
commence action against Nr. Johnston 10
0biige hun 10 comply with the lA~. fhe
report Was referred 70 the Committee or
Rules The Marshal also rendered tha nk,
70 the Board for its assls tAnee IN aid of The
tiFemsn's ball.
A Vinegar, driver OF No. chemical,
rendered his resignation
Tie follo8lng accounts were allowed
Edward Howell. washing. slf2s: Grand
Rapids Gas Company. lighting $3.50
Brown, Hall & Co., Supplies. So.l7, Leonard
& Sons, supplies, Si.l5. White. Friant &
Company, lumber. 500, Shriver, Weather
lY & Co, supplies. Sl72 %; Peck Bros. sup
| plies, S9.l3; Vim. Cox, files, s.; John Ben
lamin & Sons. towels S25, l.. q. etudley &
Co, supplies. 30 cents.
Ia accordance with the petition OF James
Lowe, Ezra ThOman, Asa WoicOtt and Mar
| tin De Boer were appointed special police
men for duty at tue Salvation Army bar
racks. The request of Ar. Lowe that they
have authority To make arrests on the side
walk in froni of the barracks was denied.
as the Board was of the opinion that the
| police force was perfectly competent TO take
| care of the walks and any disturbances on
them.
The chairman of the committee OF the
whole presented the report relative 20 the
Encouragement of beats, but it was Laid on
| the table for one week.
Adjourned
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POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

w. b. Vance. Of st. I<nacs. Was NJ the
Morton House yesterday.
Hon. Elliott T. 5 ocun. of Detroit, was
In ths city yesterday morning.
@. +. Harrington. o. Pontiac, took dinner
a. the Morton House yesterday.
Mrs. r. o. Williams, Of Jackson. is visit
ing her sister. Mss. Geo. II. B.ackman, 3OS
West Bridge-st.
Rev and Mrs. J. ;. Hustled. OF Lowell,
spent Thanksgiving the guest Of Miss
Lacis, Of Lagrsge-st.
Albert ;. White and family. of Kalsma-
roo, din@d With Judge Montgomery Thanks
giving. anc ia the evening a lew invited
friends enjoyed a social evenings enter
taiament.
company consisting Of +. Cummings
and wife OF Turner-st. VIM. Pullen and
family of Lowell, Mrs. Holland and the
Green brothsrs, Of this city. leave next
Tuesday for visit 10 California.
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THE EMGURAnlE
CUAEDg

TorKISsvIIGr. KY. Feb. q. 1877.
Gentlemen-Seren years ago sore defei-
oped on my nose from a finger nail scratch
tried Jew simple remedies. but the sore
would not yield / grew worse every year
for seven years Many thought had can
Ger. over a Ncar ago commenced taxing
s s s. and two dozen bottles entirely cured
me. Whea ! began with swili's - ecirc 1
was IN very Door health, ard could hardly
drag about After had finished the course
of s S. s, was strong aud buoyant. AID
had good appetite j regard II as = most
valuable medicine for ladies' in weak, deli
cate health II Is household medieine
with me. Yours respectfully.
Nns. K. " WILSON
SrAR-AsnuRs. S. C. April 2. 1857.
GentleenI,fS,s ~. tmehy .,s h,a 5rsdnsi1 lad s
been growing worse. The many physicians
whom l had cusulted were unable 10 30
ns.ns If any 8 X AZ AZ srst ST. Il i2smed ed te sore
and IL became more viralent than ever 20
much 50. indeed, that lay family insisted
ssed ha iquia IN alas she @ A s he end Of two
months the sore was entirely heaied. ihlnk-
ing hat the evil was cut OF my constitution.
ten months after. 4 very slight breaking out
appeared. 1 NJ once began again On > ). s.
aud now that IS also disappearing. l have
every faith in S. S. s. IL has done me more
coed than al the doctors and other Medl-
''N' 4. K sHASps.
WTxsTox, y. c. April Il, 1881.
Gentlemen-Tgo or three years ago "A can
Ger came on my face. IL soon grew TO be
quite large. IL wore oq me. ana my general
health was very poor. Last September
began a course Of 4. s. s. which have con
tinucd 20 he ureseut tiule with the happiest
result. The cancer has entirely disapI Ieared.
there being 10 evidence or symptom ~ a
caDcerous character left. Ny general health
l. good now. and uT appctltc better tlzn y
has been in years. ] am g years old, and
TO-DAY ] am working in the reid planting
corn Yours truly, JOFA5 llAAHAcH.
Uentlernen-I had sore on my upper lip
for eight years seven different doctors at
tempted IN vain 10 heal It. One gave me a
small Vial fCr five dollars " hich was A I" GER
tain cure" r. u needless TO say that Il did
me no good. About two years ago oeceme
quite uneasy, as people thought had can
Ger. and took q course of eighteen bottles
Of s. $. s. Tho result has been 2 complete
cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful
ly, leaving scarcely q peTceptibe scar Prom
that day have been IN excellent health. the
Specific having purified my blood thorough
~, increased my sppetitc and perfected ny
dgcstion. Ia n word. / feel Ike q new
woman. and, best of all. the eight year ulcer
Il gone entirely. Yours sincerely,
MRS W. p. CkNxoS.
Trenton. Todd Co. KY, Feb. g. iss7,
Treatlse on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SfEClFfC Co..
Drawer 2 Atlanta. Ga
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

fiseVlr.-E r. AiiiAr & CO. vs. cAariss
y ssnsg e ~ Igosre. stay exlsaess
tNe1fy dzys--ieess q D2uto1 - Jas
A. IGr.ls 4nd Ssorge r. oathoase- As
senpslf. j1Sgaent for psintat So -
ana essas.--24uIioe se.z e a.. "a. t1As-
Il. -szaGess e A. kszleyin. On trAi
StrsEIoz.--Ai iaais 4 Dsnains ys- Ch2s.
4eEniDg. lfy9ree. On trial.
PzosA1z- Esfats @ Israel Saith. ds
ceased. kxseasoss frst Snauzl scoo az
Eit0- -- Estate = james u. fskc, deeesset.
NrcsF slio~ing GsmiuislrEtQrs hnal 49,
eoluf. xna disc14Fglag s1i2LulstfztOr.
-Es.als of Mary 81 hosegs. deceased
Order atuitliag HtI a. qrooa.e. B9nl 4lsd
sad letters fsstsas8sors issued ~ tacks
X gers -- Eslate u Hie12f1 k4ndaii
deceased Executor nrst annual sce0uDt
nis1.--Es.AsS ~ lAeiisas l. lssis, de-
ceoSed order appointing kraak A. BOD
gers aad J. Tome flss.0a commissioners.
&C claims.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

Adam Stats. the chef Engineer % ths
Calumet and Hec's nils a Caiamsf'
Mich. Who vas siliei the f5nrth Of this
uouth 6v being thrown iafo the are
vhaei of he sngine While trying - place A
hs.t. bad fust taksn 01f policv for g. 80 -
in he Mutual Iise sui Acci1e1t iDsarsnce
Company. 81 san FrsrcsSc3. California A
represenrasi ~ 81 This journal ras Shown =
draft vest rssv h~ NsssTs. HeTrics & lane.
the znpGlsr Sfs1e Axsnts 81 ssave Conl-
psrv. fer f1N ano9nt psTsose - tas d.
sessei ~i2oT Ma Sarbsrs SF@ffs Vie. net
o. tas tasy actions ot aer nusesn1
rout3 havs hcsn iee a destitute c5rcuna-
stances K-sxyos. sse~<s s~zy - sccident
PcsisT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
sonErHrNG GRAAD.

There has Aseu many grand ard elaborate
opening in u i dideFont branches of bGsi-
ness during lbe Fall, Dat ona Of the most
successful v as that Of Berkey & Gay
Furniture CJmpauys IL tue retail cepsrt-
ment yesterday. tie large reception r0onl.
earpeted handsomely aud decorated With
everything charming, the bed rooms gere
also very fne, but - little paIior Up
stairs - tue rear is decidedly the most eK-
quiuisitly furnished little palace ever the
eyes of the representative had the pleasure
OF seeing. The opening continues today
and every one both rich and poor are
cordially invited whether you desire TO
purchase now or not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
80 -. Exss - -.

Al tee Ug1s N1e1 loi1a.ls sfsr.e1 Ii
search 81 1As ksw ne5i3 fe4ry every
pla4. So.laH Als eail8 in kurGsz 81 sisted
thai l1ere Wzs oa Aew Nosld 81 olse9Tes.
IS Hsn he ceae tAck. lroWae4 viii slccess.
> lEfse pas p2Etlan - snsss coed s,eop.e al
keEea g. i1< lAss1y aa1 g ihey wsge alive
today fl4DF 0i saeia eoLil u0abtlszS "a.
sist la Anerica had never besa discover
"A a. all A EAn VII give up Enyt1lng
Ia tie woIi1 moEe rea1ly than I<i
thesfg. fer ezaapie. look s. las 8alfl-
cazls = ~ SAL Lsl2lngzis t1sE c5asgni lon
IS iec4rzsls. Dr. fisfoss 0o.aea Asslexl
Discovers las card thousands upoa iaQus.
ands of cases. and wll ogrs g1o0sAn1s
mefe. bat .asss people can Elte up iatil
gsaanL AeYeflke.ess tLe Discovery viii
euIe sny e4se Sl consumption, u taGsa AZ
tine
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

Mslisss Reed. mother OF Mslouy Reed,
Of S. Stocki0g-st.. arrived in the city
Thanksgiving morning on q visit to her
SOP. He met her ar the depot. 6ut would
not a. much a. allow Der TO accompany
bin - bis home. Hs IL her youngest son
and IN time pssr was her favOrite. A police
man s1w the vomsn's condition snd tele-
phoned tor the pstrol wagon and took the
old ATTY - 81 Marks Home. She bad Just
left Ksnsas, where she found herself an un-
velcoms guest With another OF her sons.
she nov vans 90 20 70 Monroe. with the
sxy-ctai-a0 0f 6ndins hone with friends
there. Nslony Reed = painter aud pleads
poverty a. the reason Of his iRhumaa tTea.-
ment Of ais mother.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

Some Boston Opinions of Mrs. CIayto
Gilrs Singing.

Some Boston Opinions of Mrs. Clayton
Gnrs Singing.
About forty of the members Of the Fort
nightly Club met at the residence of Rev.
Charles Fluhrer, ON B0stwick-st, last evening
to celebrate the fourth anniversary OF the
Club. The first thing on the programme
was elegantly prepared repast, which was
INDUCED in by all TO the hearts content
The following menu was dispensed:
MENU.
The guests are met, the feast is set"
BoUILLoS.
boil them first IN the charmed pot"
Shakespeare
FsCALLoPFD OYSTERS.
Twas a fat oyster-live in peace-adieu'
CHICKEN SALAD.
"a spendthrift for oil, miser for vinegar. and a
mailman to sir it togeiheFp s
oolD HAN
'''' @''' '''"r f.1s '''''' -crabbo.
SANDWICHES.
Here is bread which saFengtSenstA mans
Matthew Henry.
CHARLOTTE RUssE.
''Trises light as air"
Shakespeare
AssoETEpCsKE.
'Iike-but oh. how di6eTent"
Wordsworth.
FRUIT.
''of summery suns and rounded 70 compleieness. =
Whittier.
COFFEE
~Drink VITA ne and DO a n
-OldyS
The following soasis were given. With the
name Of the r riders. Cha-ies Holden
t0astmastsr. "Inssllsclual Development. p
Rev. Charles Fiuhrer. The f1n8uct Of
Life Miss Euma r Koon. The pOli;i-
cian,n William AID Bith. George
Eiot " Miss Carrie O. Parrish. The Man 81
War" Charles II. Amy; Nature. -
Hon G. ". Garfield. Friend
ship" Miss josephine C. Arm sfsi8t.
EacA msmher's rssp00ss wss exceptionally
/ dns ard all we're ro2naly applsu lei.
TIE election ct officers f1F TIE er suinz
year resulted "a f7'i0Es- Prssideot. Waiter
/ r. Mech. Vice Fresiden'. John Bsr.9E.
I Second Vice President Nrs y Risc8nb.
Secretary. Frank Peterson. Treasurer Grin
A. Ward. Reception Committee, Mss Emms
K0un and orin Ward
Mss Ala Hunt an5 Pink Wa-zarrg
discoarsed s0uze excellent pisna ana violin
duets.
Tas club i n a0Urishi-e condition.
and they iook faxrerf on ths raniirz Teat
ss ore Of the most puats-ie eet usssed
The hn1r vas late N1s1 liet i8saa
away to thsir several places ol abode
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
A MuslcIAN's BssErrr.

The dance 10 be given by the diiferen 1
bands OF this city for the benefit ~ Charles
Delhi, one of their number VINO has been
sick, will take place at GerInsnia Hall No
yember 30 instead of December 30 as a
typographical error announced 1t day OF
two ago. Every effort is being made to
make the affair success. and big iime
may be looked for. Three or four different
bands will assist 20 furnish the music.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

A hunting Cub ass fsrnied Thsnksgiv-
ing Day by a large number Of ciSizsns, with
Henry Tobias and william ksrl as captains
cn either side. there being twelve men ia
each battalion. Justice Thomas Walsh
acted a. referee. and the score made ey
Karls men w8s ~ against go, the score
"a Tobias side. Alter the days sport sn
elegant supper wss served st the Bridge
street House. The occasion va very en-
jaysb,e one for al these participating.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

A social hop will be given at Apollo
Hall. over Huber's City Exchange, Phoenix
block, SO and 50 Lyon-st., on Tuesday eve.
November R2. Good dressing and check
room in connection. This hall can be
rented for dancing parties or public meet
ings. Jimmie Wells old band will furnish
the musid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
Mrs Dion BOucicault in the beautiful
play. my Geraldine" At Powers Grand
Monday and Tuesday evenings.


To outside appearances the saloons were
closed IN conf3rmauce with TIE law on
Thanksgiving day. but the number ~
arrests 0f saloon keepers yesterday would
throw smother light upon the subject.
Warrants we're issued. sni YESTERDAY the
following parties we're arrested FOR keeping
open on = holiday James 3. Grady, John
MsnE0ld. George 'DonpsI. Joha Farrell,
John Richards. Fred Daily sni James K.
Stewart and wife. II each place The patrol
men in citizens clothes found from tsn %
twenty men. and all were busy baviax
drinks kortisndsr Bros. we're siso arrest
81 yesterday on a charge Of selling liquor
- a minor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

/ have this day sold my stock in trade of
drugs, medicines. paints and otis To Frank
J. Wurzburg, who will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand. lie has worked for
and with me the past twenty-eight years
and / know him to be honest. intelligent
ard true, and respectfully recommend him
TO all persons buying goods in that line.
l.. ID. PUTNAM.
Grand Rapids. Nov % 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

The rrorer.7 en- Pesri snd Ottawa ST.
kncwr AZ ne rBerksV r7w ard the Old
PsniD ur NJ rererty ~ith fr1ntsge of
ts,s eref On Pears ant lsa sset su ef.aws era
bss been soli ta - a. Wstsfs. t5e c9nsisier-
.rs,r seirx 80 e1o In ne nst Ser7 distant
sutnr- an eiegaat block may &c loo<ea for
. lass prss~w-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

TIE firm ol T. d. Putnam q 20 drug
sisss. az 5s Nouroe-sf-, in tt.s giiy l. this
aay 5lsze ved IS mutual e1useai J. y.
Putnam las sold his entire snss8est oi said
trn a. Frank J. Mu.z9urs Ais saImsf part
ueF Who IS sulkofizsa - collect Al claims
due said lrm aud Wil p-y al debts.
iEAUEL j.. fUfN.N.
FnAEK WgE1RgEs,
Grand Rapids. Mica. NOV. -. a..
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

On be - endsr for che December tern ~
the Circuit Ccnrt there VII Be twentv-four
criminal csses for trisL of these thsre srs
III ssiecn csses. isrceny 1 seducHau. 1
sfri,efv. q ssSauls y itn iateut - murder.
asssnlt with inient - 3c zrssf 1odiiT hsrm.
: burglary snd larceny. 2 assaalt and 1
k,ssa~7r
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

The Ancient Order Of Hibsrnisns distri-
hutsd = number of turkeys aud other good
things on TAanks.ivlng Dav smong the
WIDOWS snd friends e decsasei members
and $50 to those members who srs ~ pres
.ut on the sick list 81 Wzs done urtler the
personal supervision nf Justice Wash. =
prominent member af the snciety.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

Ths Grsns BaHias and Irfisn4 Ra rosd
Company have af-el f-r sale - ~ fs
pire sr.fs ia NisssETes eerfE -rs ~
Bids VII be received ev a -. auhsrt
Land coza r issi1s1er. 81 De- oFeuss liees1-
ber I5fa. Pats and further inEofns on
csn e BAD b7 sddIessi8g hin a 6rand
Rapids. M1c1igsn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

II you would like 10 buy good 10 q that
is sure 10 advance in value select one OF
White & Codes plats. l.. S. ProYin will
show them to you any day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

for consti ip2gioB. silver complaint" or
biiii0usasss, slck heads. he. and al diseases
Arising from 4 & .sor3erei condition Qf tie
liver and stomach, t4ke Dr. Pierce .
Pleasant PuTE silvs feilets-a gsatle iaxa-
tive or active lcathartic, according 10 SIZE Of
daza
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26

WAsaIsarss. AsE. -. - fhrsatsnins
weather All snos c0lsssr Agat 70 irs-n
.sriabis xinsls. es1ef4iiy shIiEias - ss<tar
<fIE
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-26
Ayers Pills,

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